Suggestion: It doesn't auto rotate and I always use my iPad with the Off button on the bottom right and the volume control just beneath that because of the way it fits in a leather sleeve. I have to

If this is the case you need a rule that will have a Text Expression. That will allow you to read the table and compare the color data.

The drawing seems a bit slow. If you draw quickly, long, angled slopes.

I like the concept. Congrats on your first app. Are you hooked and making another??

A simple arcade game. The goal is to keep your character on screen for as long as possible, the problem is there are obstacles floating around the screen. When you touch them they start growing, so wa

1) Don't stand too close.

Wow Thanks! It is great to see how others come up with a solution. This is useful as well!

Yeah. I like it. Played five levels. Difficulty ramps up quickly. Font works great with game. I love paper look games. Made a doodle paper game myself.

Darn it, only saw that you got help after I made this for. You'd need to add another rule to keep track of the total tries and total par strokes but it does the job.

So how can I make friends?

Unfortunately, just saying "I want golf scoring" doesn't really clue us in to what you're having trouble with. When you set up my method, where did you get stuck? It helps to post

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Can you be more specific? What IS happening, instead of what you WANT to happen?

Do you mean all color candies are the same actor and the color is assigned by table? Not sure I understand entirely what you are after.

This particular issue is still present and isn't Windows-related, the same issue happens on Mac, but you only ever see it when testing on device, not in Creator.

I even looked at buying a golf game to see how they set it up, but none of them accually use golf scoring.

Last time I've worked with the windows version of GameSalad I experienced flashes too. The windows version was insanely buggy at that time (around half a year ago) and I have no idea if things were im

Make sure it's turned off in the actor in the scene, as @tatiang says. If the actor is still displaying the text, it means the behaviour is not turned off.

Make sure your actors are locked. If you've accidentally unlocked an actor and created an instance on a scene, you may be looking at the wrong (prototype) rules.

Bought a few more things today from your site.